Common use of Fundamental Principles Clause in Contracts

Fundamental Principles. 1-3.01 The fundamental principles are basic rules demonstrating essential values; their purpose is to guide the parties, associations, institutions and resources in the exercise of their functions, powers and responsibilities. 1-3.02 The parties, associations, institutions and resources declare that, in their relations, they favour fairness and good faith, as well as the values of humanism, respect, integrity, trust, commitment and simplicity. 1-3.03 The parties, associations, institutions and resources recognize the primacy of the users’ needs. Therefore, the conditions under which the services are provided by the resource must be such that the user may benefit from services that are of the best quality possible, which the institutions and resources are obligated to provide to him or her. 1-3.04 The parties, associations and institutions recognize the importance of the resources’ contribution to the carrying out of the institutions’ mission. 1-3.05 The users’ welfare is a shared responsibility that is exercised in a spirit of partnership by promoting joint action and cooperation between the institution and the resource, in keeping with the contractual commitments, roles and responsibilities of each party. 1-3.06 The resource is accountable for the quality of the overall services provided to the user. 1-3.07 The resource is accountable for the quality of the life environment and for the support or assistance services it provides to the users. It participates in maintaining or integrating the users into the community by providing them with a stable life environment that is adapted to their needs, by providing the support and assistance services required by their condition, and by ensuring their protection. 1-3.08 The resource chooses the appropriate process for the carrying out of its provision of services and does so, in compliance with the applicable legislative and regulatory provisions, customs and good practices, the frame of reference, and the provisions of both the agreement and the specific agreement. 1-3.09 The autonomy enjoyed by the resource, notably with regards to the organization of the life environment, goes hand-in-hand with the resource’s accountability regarding the quality of the life environment and of the support or assistance services provided to the user. 1-3.10 In carrying out its provision of services, the resource may require, from competent persons or organizations, various support, aide or accompaniment measures. The institution cooperates with the resource in this respect.

Fundamental Principles. 1-3.01 The fundamental principles are basic rules demonstrating essential values; their purpose is to guide the parties, associations, institutions and resources in the exercise of their functions, powers and responsibilities. 1-3.02 The parties, associations, institutions and resources declare that, in their relations, they favour fairness fairness, justice and good faith, as well as the values of humanism, respect, integrity, trust, commitment and simplicity. 1-3.03 The parties, associations, institutions and resources recognize the primacy of the users’ needs. Therefore, the conditions under which the services are provided by the resource must be such that the user may benefit from services that are of the best quality possible, possible and which the institutions and resources are obligated to provide to him or herhim. 1-3.04 The parties, associations and institutions recognize the importance of the resources’ contribution to the carrying out of the institutions’ mission. 1-3.05 The users’ welfare is a shared responsibility that is exercised in a spirit of partnership by promoting joint action and cooperation between the representatives of the institution and the resource, in keeping with the contractual commitments, the dignity or physical and psychological integrity and the roles and responsibilities of each party. 1-3.06 The resource institution is accountable for the quality of all the overall services provided to the userusers. 1-3.07 The resource is accountable for the quality of the life environment and for the support or and assistance services it provides to the users. It participates in maintaining or integrating the users into the community by providing them with a stable life environment that is adapted to their needs, by providing the support and assistance services required by their condition, and by ensuring their protection. 1-3.08 The resource chooses the appropriate process for the carrying manner in which it shall carry out of its provision of services and does so, in compliance with the applicable legislative and regulatory provisions, customs and good past practices, the frame of reference, and the provisions of both the agreement and the specific agreement. The resource acts in the best interest of the institution’s users, with prudence and diligence. There exists no legal relationship of subordination between the resource and the institution for the carrying out of the provision of services. 1-3.09 The autonomy enjoyed by the resource, notably with regards to the organization of the life environment, goes hand-in-hand with the resource’s accountability regarding the quality of the life environment and of the support or assistance services provided to the user. 1-3.10 In carrying out its provision of services, the resource may require, from competent persons or organizations, various support, aide or accompaniment measures. The institution cooperates with the resource in this respect.

Fundamental Principles. 1-3.01 The fundamental principles are basic rules demonstrating essential values; their purpose is to guide the parties, associations, institutions and resources in the exercise of their functions, powers and responsibilities. 1-3.02 The parties, associations, institutions and resources declare that, in their relations, they favour fairness and good faith, as well as the values of humanism, respect, integrity, trust, commitment and simplicity. 1-3.03 The parties, associations, institutions and resources recognize the primacy of the users’ needs. Therefore, the conditions under which the services are provided by the resource must be such that the user may benefit from services that are of the best quality possible, possible and which the institutions and resources are obligated to provide to him or herhim. 1-3.04 The parties, associations and institutions recognize the importance of the resources’ contribution to the carrying out of the institutions’ mission. 1-3.05 The users’ welfare is a shared responsibility that is exercised in a spirit of partnership by promoting joint action and cooperation between the institution and the resource, in keeping with the contractual commitments, roles and responsibilities of each party. 1-3.06 The resource institution is accountable for the quality of all the overall services provided to the userusers. 1-3.07 The resource is accountable for the quality of the life environment and for the support or and assistance services it provides to the users. It participates in maintaining or integrating the users into the community by providing them with a stable life environment that is adapted to their needs, by providing the support and assistance services required by their condition, and by ensuring their protection. 1-3.08 The resource chooses the appropriate process for the carrying manner in which it shall carry out of its provision of services and does so, in compliance with the applicable legislative and regulatory provisions, customs past practices and good practices, the frame of reference, and the provisions of both the agreement and the specific agreement. 1-3.09 The autonomy enjoyed by the resource, notably with regards to the organization of the life environment, goes hand-in-hand with the resource’s accountability regarding the quality of the life environment and of the support or assistance services provided to the user. 1-3.10 In carrying out its provision of services, the resource may require, from competent persons or organizations, various support, aide or accompaniment measures. The institution cooperates with the resource in this respect.

Fundamental Principles. 1-3.01 The fundamental principles are basic rules demonstrating essential values; their purpose is to guide the parties, associations, institutions and resources in the exercise of their functions, powers and responsibilities. 1-3.02 The parties, associations, institutions and resources declare that, in their relations, they favour fairness and good faith, as well as the values of humanism, respect, integrity, trust, commitment and simplicity. 1-3.03 The parties, associations, institutions and resources recognize the primacy of the users’ needs. Therefore, the conditions under which the services are provided by the resource must be such that the user may benefit from services that are of the best quality possible, possible and which the institutions and resources are obligated to provide to him or herhim. 1-3.04 The parties, associations and institutions recognize the importance of the resources’ contribution to the carrying out of the institutions’ mission. 1-3.05 The users’ welfare is a shared responsibility that is exercised in a spirit of partnership by promoting joint action and cooperation between the institution and the resource, in keeping with the contractual commitments, roles and responsibilities of each party. The resource cooperates in establishing and maintaining an effective and efficient organization of services that is rooted in an integrated culture of quality. 1-3.06 3.05 The resource is accountable for the quality of the overall services provided to the user. 1-3.07 The resource is accountable for the quality of the life living environment and for the support or and assistance services it provides to the users. It participates in maintaining or integrating the users into the community by providing them with a stable life environment that is adapted to their needs, by providing the support and assistance services required by their condition, and by ensuring their protection. 1-3.06 The institution is accountable for the quality of all of the services provided to the users. 1-3.07 The parties, associations and institutions recognize the importance of the resources’ contribution to the carrying out of the institutions’ mission. 1-3.08 The resource chooses the appropriate process procedure for the carrying out of its the provision of services and does so, in compliance with the applicable legislative and regulatory provisions, customs and good practices, the frame of reference, and the provisions of both the agreement and the specific agreement. 1-3.09 The autonomy enjoyed by the resource, notably with regards to the organization of the life environment, goes hand-in-hand with the resource’s accountability regarding the quality of the life environment and of the support or assistance services provided to the user. 1-3.10 In carrying out . Where its provision of servicesservices is concerned, the resource may require, from competent persons or organizations, require various support, aide help or accompaniment measuresmeasures from qualified individuals or organisations. The institution cooperates with the resource in this respect. 1-3.09 The resource may enter into a specific agreement as a resource with another institution. The person responsible for the resource may exercise a professional activity outside of the resource to the extent that it does not prevent the person from fulfilling his or her obligations as a resource. If the person wishes to exercise a professional activity within his or her own resource, he or she must obtain the prior authorization of the institution. If the institutions refuses, it must give the reasons for its refusal in writing to the resource. 1-4.01 The institution must communicate in writing any blame regarding the resource’s conduct within 90 days of the institution’s knowledge of the facts giving rise to the blame. The 90-day time period does not apply if knowledge of the facts by the institution has resulted in the launch of an administrative inquiry, the reporting of the facts to the Director of Youth Protection or a complaint to a competent authority. 1 5.00 Coverage 1-5.01 1-5.02 The associations referred to in the previous clause and to which the agreement applies are listed in Appendix I. 1-5.03 The agreement is binding on all of the institutions to which these resources are attached. 1-5.04 The agreement does not apply to persons that the resource may hire directly as temporary help or substitutes. 1-5.05 No amendments may be made to the agreement without the written consent of the Minister and the Federation.